Short Notes of Interest from the Era Fire Insurance and Local Ads
Erwin & Company promotes fire insurance and repairs while J C Jester is urged to share risk. Local businesses advertise supplies at the Athenaeum Cafe Royal, Mark Hollingsworth, and Kanuga Club membership sale near Hendersonville NC. Wall papers, shoe repairs, paints, cigars, convalescent beverages, and a wear Ever aluminum line are pitched with contact phones. Lost theater keys, Barber College catalog, and rental notices for a Cobb street house appear alongside hotel and hammock ads.
Short Notes Of Interest In Athens
Fire Insurance Lipscomb Co real estate Lipscomb Co Our Policies As good as the best and as strong as the strongest The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest on deposits compounded semiannually From $1.00 up for savings Deposits. Athenaeum Cafe invites meals while family off the jetty T Hollingsworth prep Bludwine contains whole wheat raw eggs and milk ingredients Used cars for sale at right price Athens Motor Car Co Shoes by Martin Bros 455 Clayton St delivery service Fire insurance DuBose & DuBose agents For Rent New cottage modern conveniences Hammocks sale McGregor Company Spring View Hotel Franklin Springs Ga auto party venue Salesmen to grocers and stores $150 monthly Manager St Louis MO Lost five dollar bill return to Banner office Hammocks offer comfort Do you love a hammock Get one at once M W Cigar Co F389 Wanted table boarders two front rooms 115 Hancock Ave Phone 988 Oak Posts for sale 1087 S Lumpkin St
Handsome fur nished residence offered for cash and notes
A two story ten room house with necessary out-buildings stands in two blocks of the Post Office. The property sits on a 75 by 225 foot lot with a fur furnished interior and requires payment of 1000 dollars in cash, plus one third in one year and one third in two years.
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Vote for Bonds Rally Urges Strong Support for Courthouse Bonds
The Friends of the Bond Issue conduct organized advocacy across militia districts and wards urging a large turnout on election day the 11th. Citizens urged to vote yes and to mobilize every vote with rallies and speeches planned for next week and the night before the election. Local officials emphasize spending locally to aid labor and materials and claim county welfare hinges on the outcome.
Rucker Defends Role in Monroe Trial Controversy
Atlanta lawyer Tinney W. Rucker releases a statement replying to Judge Brand about the Tom Allen case. He says he did not abandon the defense until it was clear troops would not be sent to Monroe and that Governor Brown was told by prominent citizens Brand warned of lynching if Allen moved without troops. Lamar Rucker adds details in a letter to the Banner.
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Atlanta
Tinney W. Rucker
Athens
C. H. Brand
Tom Allen
Monroe
Brown
Brand
Coaps
Allen
In-Store Preserve Goods and Jars Offered
Fruit jars jelly tumblers jar tops and rubbers preserved. Mason’s jars and Schram wide-mouth self sealing jars in pints quarts and half gallons available. In-house furnishings include china glassware aluminum tinware enameled and silvered wares woodenware water coolers filters ice boxes refrigerators and fly fans. Phone 125.
Kindergarten parents meet at Phi Kappa hall this morning
City children and their mothers who signed up for the summer school kindergarten are to gather at Phi Kappa hall on the campus at 8 45 to meet Miss Oppenheimer of the Savannah and Chatham kindergarten. She will discuss work planned, requirements and hours for the program.
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Savannah and
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Called Communication Notice by Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M. calls a Thursday night meeting at 8:30 in the Max Joseph building lodge rooms for B A degree work. All qualified brothers invited. Clare Heidler, Secretary.
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Georgia School Convention Awards and Sessions
Prize winners at the state high school convention include Joe Stewart Jr in athletics, Varnadoe in music with a $300 Brenau Conservatory scholarship, W F Sweat and others for essays. Officers named are J S Stewart president O R Horton vice president J H Parks secretary treasurer. Sessions praised as the best yet with today’s conferences and the University Summer School opening with addresses by Chancellor Barrow and the state school commissioner.
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Athens
Miller
Lee
Brenau Conservatory
Varnadoe
Barton
Locust Grove
DuPree
W. F. Sweat
Waycross
W. A. Troy
Macon
H. J. Garner
May Knight
University
Barrow
Georgia
Massengale seeks Georgia primary for U S Senate July 28
Sensational Georgia legislature developments unfold as T F Massengale of Warren County plans to introduce a resolution urging a state wide primary for United States Senate on July 28. Senator L C Graham to introduce a companion motion in the Senate while a voluntary deadlock proposal looms for the first ballot.
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T. FE. Massengale
Warren County
Hoke Smith
House
Georgia
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Senate
L. C. Graham
Big Foot Sheriff Claims Custody as Lynching Fears Subside
In Athens last night Jackson county Sheriff Ben Collier, known as the Big Foot Sheriff, says he will have Tom Webster in custody on the 17th and will hang him for the offense of which he was found guilty. He denies the prisoner is in the Tower or in Atlanta and asserts there will be no lynching in Jackson.
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Jackson County
Athens
Tom Webster
Atlanta
Collier
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleaning Spot Off Pants Sparks Boy Burn Injury
Last night in Pulas ki street the eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Spinks tried to remove a spot on his trousers by rubbing with gasoline. A match lit before the liquid dried caused the leg to flare up burning his leg and foot severely but not dangerously. A physician treated the boy promptly.
Mr J A Fulcher Dies At 66 At Daughter's Home
Mr J A Fulcher died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Addie Potts home on College avenue over the Boston Bakery. He was sixty six and survived by his wife one son and two daughters. Funeral this afternoon at 3 from the residence by Dr Troutman with interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers are requested to attend.
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Addie Potts
College Avenue
Boston
Potts
Etzle
Troutman
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